The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-28
Personal Ment ton.


Mr.. William Dedert s in New York City.
Mr.. f. j. McAvoy and family have returned home.
Miss Maud Shepherd is visiting friends in Chicago.
Gus Rocker has returned from trip to the north
lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor have returned from
Miss Agnes Fletcher has returned from Harbor
Point, Mich.
Miss Nellie Poore is the guest of Miss Georgia Dyer.
Miss Mary Talbot, of Chicago. is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Lee Cannon.
Miss Grace Briggs returned Saturday from visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. McGiiliard at the East, and
will return this week.
Mrs. Annie Hays will leave tomorrow for Column
bus to visit Mrs Daily.
G. NJ. Ballard and family have returned from trip
to the lakes of Wisconsin.
Mrs George Sidney and cousin Miss Hullen, of
Cincinnati, have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace have gone to Port
land, Ore, a brief tour.
Miss Josie Cohen has returned from q very pleasant
visit to friends at Dayton, ..
Mr.. George B. Yandes has returned from q months
visit to his mine in Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Huey have moved into their
home in Woodruff Place.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. H. Talbot have returned from a
visit to Cresson Springs, Penn.
Mrs. F. Munmenhof, Mrs. Anna OFT and Mrs. T.
Stein at Lake Maxnkuckee.
Miss Mary Hanson has returned from Keokuk, Ia
where she visited for five weeks.
Mrs A. Selig is at home again after two weeks
visit to Sheboygan. Wis, and Chicago.
Mrs. I. Fisher of Ft. Wayne is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs David Kahn, on Market street.
Mr.. Ferdinand Z. Powder and mother have gone to
Cincinnati to visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. M. o. Louis of No. 81 Ash street. is GONZALES
cent after q serious illness of two weeks.
Mrs. J. g. Jenckes has returned from short visit to
Mrs. r. L. McOuat at Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mrs. James NJ. Winters and children have returned
from a two-month's stay at Waukesha. Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Selig, of Marshall, No., will shortly
remove to this city for permanent residence.
Mrs. VIM. III. Morrison and daughter Mary are
spending several weeks at Grand Haven, Mich.
-, Miss May Potts, Of Milton, Ind, is visiting Mrs.
Mrs. Rebecca Rozier, and her daughter. Mrs Frank
E. Taught visiting friends at Fortville, Ind.
Mr.. j. H. Baldwin and daughters have returned
from their summering ON the island of Nantucket.
Mr. and Mrs. JAS W. Harper and Mrs. Charles A.
Baggs have returned from Chicago and Englewood.
Miss Nellie Browning has returned from visit to
her aunt Mrs. George Morrison, at Charlottesville.
DR.. Lee and wife, of Bismarck. ILL.,, are visiting Dr.
and Mrs Sharpe. at 1877 North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs Eliza J. Smith has returned from visit to her
daughter. Mrs Joseph @. Talbot, at st. Paul, Mimi
Miss Title Kaufman is at homo again after a brief
but pleasant visit to her brothers at Champagne Ill
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Cornelius, Miss Carrie Brown,
and Miss Lu Youse have returned fl ON Turkey lake
Miss Mamie Didway of Fndlay, O.: is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. VIII Thomas 1T No. 234 College
Mrs. A. Weller. of Hartford City is spending some
time with her mother, Mrs. s. Kahn, on Market
street.
Mrs. Valentine Born and children left Friday to
visit relatives and friends in New York city and Phil
Rdelphia.
Miss Julia Oppenheimer, of Philadelphia. is visit
ing her sister. Mrs l. NJ Kantrowtz. No. 269 East
Ohio street.
DIR. Levi Ritter will leave tonight for Durango.
Col. from where he will to southern California for
q months stay.
AIRS. F. NJ. Clark Of Kansas City is the guest of
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Sharp at No. 1S7 North
Pennsylvania street.
MIR. Frank s. Lodge old indianapolis boy. now
practcing lawyer in Detroit, spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Morse have returned from a
months visit in Ohio and West Virginia, where they
have been camping out.
Mrs. James b. Black, who has been visiting her
Mr. VIII Pruden and family, at Lansing, Mich,
returned home yesterday.
Rev. NJ. L. Haines has gone to Astoria. N. Y, to
Join his wife and child, and will probably be absent
until some time in October.
Mrs. Carrie Morrison Norton. of Peru. is spending
few days with her grandmother Mrs. John Foudray,
on North New Jersey street.
Mrs. Frank Glass formerly Miss Jessie Wiley aftsra
short visit her mother and friends in this city has
returned to her home in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Ferguson leave for their home
in Kansas City this evening after several weeks of
pleasure among friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Miller of Canton, o.. who
have been visiting Mrs Mer's aunt. Mrs. Rachael
Clark, will leave for their home to night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Williams will romove to this
city from Denver, Col, about Sept. i. They
will spend the winter at the Bates House.
Mr. Henry B. Hammond. of New York. who
married on Tuesday last to Miss Elenore Boyd Will
eonae TO indianapolis on his wedding trip.
Albert Blsckledge has returned from business
ZIP to New York having also stopped over at Old
Point Comfort and White Sulphur Springs.
Nh and Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks have returned |
from Sheir Eastern trip, and Mrs. Fairbanks will |
leave to morrow for another short absence.
Mrs. Lucia Julian Martin last week gave instruc-
ton and an evening OF readings before the teachers
institutes OF Franklin Owen and Wabash counties
Mrs. Anna Stone and Miss Kate Landis who have
been visiting the family of Major Marsh at Long
Lake Mich, are expected home the last of this week.
Mrs. Ralph Tousey and daughter Mrs Kate Morris
who have been residing in Washington D. O. for the
past two or three years, will to New York in Sep
TENDER to live.
Mrs. VIM H. Morrison. next to Christ Church. on the
Circle and will take possession with his family about
the first of October.
Miss Margaret Kackey returns to Boston +b;. ,so1,
to continue her musical stgdes there. She has been
engaged solost for the Shomet UniyersaIst
Church. in Boston, for the coming year.
Columbus Republican, Friday: Miss Claudio Cut
singer of Edinourg Miss Nav Sells Alex. Stewart
of indianapolis and Mr.. Will ). May, OF Helena Mon
tana. guests to-day of Miss Lena Wilson, at the
Bissel Hotel.
Samuel w. Watson who has lived in this CITY sincs
1854 and whom everybody knows and everybody
likes will go to Kokomo Sept l. where he will
take charge of the Clinton House, which has re-
Gently come into possession Of Mr. Watson his broth
er Robert g. Watson and q. w. Henley They
all experienced hotsi men, Samuel w. Watson having
been for siUe connected with the Denison
House of this city and the others interested in hotels
at Terre Haute and elsewhere.
Mrs. Z. H. Griffin and daughter Kate, of Kansas
City. guests of their cousin, Mrs. j. Il. Rollin
They route for Dresden, Germany, where Miss
Kate goes TO complete her musical education, being
possessed of soprano voice of great compass,
combined with personal charms and accomplishments